Gretchen Louise

Thank you, @wpdreams! That fixed the issue. I didn’t realize that option was in two places.

@craigd777 I have found Lisa to be most responsive, if you want to try reaching out directly to her: https://www.stormhillmedia.com/contact/

@craigd777 I just tried and was able to successfully activate my license key for the Developer Upgrade, so it’s not a completely universal issue. Have you tried reaching out to Stormhill Media via email?

@stormgrayson I believe this security issue has been patched as of 3.5.0.

@stormhill thank you so much for the fix–we can now add buy buttons again!

@stormhill yes, please consider the addition of the performance patch @contemplate wrote!

Strangely enough, the Related Posts all of a sudden began appearing! So this issue is currently resolved.

Thank you @littlerchicken! After a good bit of back and forth with Kadence support, it sounds like there’s a fix for this coming in Kadence Blocks 3.0 next week.

I appreciate you looking into it on your end!

Thank you for taking a look at this, @littlerchicken! I had both Kadence support and WP Rocket support take a look, as well. WP Rocket said it wasn’t related to another recent RSS issue they had (and that the issue persisted without WP Rocket active). But Kadence support said:

Our developer checked the plugin that you’re using. He was able to determine what the issue is. The plugin is running a front-end filter ‘the_content’ which runs a render block when they build out a custom feed excerpt.?
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Our developer said that Kadence Blocks 3.0 will have a way to prevent this. However, you will likely have other issues because the feed shouldn’t call frontend filters on the content.

Might that be something that you’re able to fix?

Thank you!

@crossi72 we ended up deactivating the plugin because it also didn’t seem to be changing image URLs in custom fields and custom post types.

Thank you!

I really appreciate you looking into this, Robin!

I think it must have been a one-time weird glitch. I’ve tried several times to recreate it myself, to no avail.

I’m so glad to know the use of Kadence headings won’t actually be an issue for all my clients using your fabulous plugin.

Thank you so much!

I’m sorry, Robin, it looks like that heading did get changed from a Kadence Advanced Heading back to a H4. I will switch it back for troubleshooting purposes!

Here is the code that appeared in the RSS feed right before the text of the heading:
#kt-adv-heading_f394df-f3, #kt-adv-heading_f394df-f3 .wp-block-kadence-advancedheading, .wp-block-kadence-advancedheading.kt-adv-heading_f394df-f3[data-kb-block="kb-adv-heading_f394df-f3"], .kadence-advanced-heading-wrapper .kt-adv-heading_f394df-f3[data-kb-block="kb-adv-heading_f394df-f3"]{text-align:center;}

@alexmigf unfortunately, the cart icon is still broken on the home page. It appears that whenever the cart icon appears on a page that’s built with Thrive Architect, it’s broken. Do you have a suggestion for dealing with that apparent conflict?

@chriscct7 Thanks so much!

@mlchaves is there any chance we’ll see this as an option in the MonsterInsights plugin settings? I have a lot of clients who are uninstalling MonsterInsights because of this issue. With everyone working towards Core Web Vitals, it would be great to see an easy checkbox solution for this!